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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM
Volume 24 • Issue 6 • February 11, 2021
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"Legalization has not demonstrably impacted young people's use of cannabis or other substances, nor has it significantly influenced overall trends in traffic safety, violent crime, or suicide rates."
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Of all the policy issues discussed by pollsters, respondents' support was strongest for legalizing cannabis.
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"We have demonstrated for the first time in a placebo-controlled trial that cannabinoid treatment has the potential to decrease disruptive behaviors associated with ASD."
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Proponents of Measure A, South Dakotans for Better Marijuana Laws, say that they will appeal the ruling.
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"The blood and oral fluid per se limits examined often failed to discriminate between impaired and unimpaired drivers," investigators concluded.
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Patients seeking medical cannabis authorizations were most likely to suffer from chronic pain, followed by anxiety, and post-traumatic stress.
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Poll: Majority of North Carolina Voters Support Marijuana Legalization Details
02/11/21 4:21pm UTC
TV Show Host and Travel Author Rick Steves to Chair NORML Board of Directors Details
02/08/21 5:19pm UTC
NORML PAC Endorses John Fetterman for US Senate Details
02/08/21 4:20pm UTC
Wisconsin: Governor Evers Includes Marijuana Legalization in State Budget Proposal Details
02/08/21 2:05pm UTC
Virginia: House and Senate Lawmakers Approve Marijuana Legalization Measures in Historic Votes Details
02/05/21 5:15pm UTC
Weekly Legislative Roundup 2/5/21 Details
02/05/21 4:15pm UTC
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